Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-03
LOCAL AND OTmRR yOTs.
scraps from d Notebook Of ste
sensfneT's Reporter.

OF 800 men now 10 Bodie but eighty are
working.
Last Monday the thermometer stood 81
in the shade at Reno.
Senator j. p. Jones arrived In Gold
Hill on Monday last.
A. L. Fitzgerald, opened court at Win
nemucca on the 3lst instant.
Colorado claims to nave more land
sown to alfalfa than any other State in the
Union.
II is now estimated that CALIFORNIA;
1887 wheat crop will amount to SO, 000, 900
bushels.
Tacoma, Washington Territory, has
raised 5 1000 for q Fourth of July cele-
bration.
Joseph Rea, q soldier OF Portland, Ore
gon, died in poverty while waiting for a
pension.
Fl. T. Hoadley returned to Eureka, from
| Reno yesterday. He looks hearty after
his trip.
Real estate transfers at Los Angeles
during the week ended May % loot up
So, 000, 900.
@. N. Shaw, President OF the Jackson
Mining Company, has gone on q trip TO
New York.
The young athletes of Eureka, were on
the street last night, having a good time
at foot racing.
The Con. California q Virginia shipped
IL bars of bullion valued at $73. 600. to
San Francisco on Monday last.
The preliminary examination OF Hong
Di for the murder OF Mrs. Billion at st.
John, Colusa county, 10 set for June 8. VI
Ex-senator Fair ia credited with the
purpose of buying the Lick House, San
Francisc, and converting IL into . bust.
ness block.
A. Sower, q merchant. and one OF the
earliest pioneers Of Austin, New. died in
San Francisco from chronic dyspepsia on
Sunday last.
The Austin Reveille says that the Man
haitian Company, will shortly let q con-
tract to build q ire-proof store and hotel
at Clifton.
Edison is at work on a patent lever.
He says he expects to be able to raise any
thing with it, except, possibly q minister's
salary.
A HALEY boy named Frank Rupert
monkeyed with q giant powder cap the
other day at the expense OF a thumb and
finger.
A good strike has been made in the
Cleveland mine, Silver City, at q depth OF
sixty feet. The mine adjoins the famous
Haywood.
There is q dentist in o Michigan town
the sign over whose door reads: "Teeth
Extracted without Emmy Pane, Latin Gas
(10) Cent a Ha Ha."
In ancient times kissing q pretty girl
was q cure for the toothsche. ut lie
difficult to improve upon some of those
old-time remedies" sagely remarks the
Norriston Herald.
Professor G. s. Young. OF the Reno Ga
zette, intends going to Chicago in July to
attend the meeting of the National Educa.
tional Convention.
Denis Kearney has reappeared On the
sandlot, this time in denunciation OF the
sale of lottery tickets and the landing Of
Chinese with the smallpox.
]. Remington, who cut his wife's neck
with q razor in Salt Lake while he was in
sdrunken fit. was sentenced to seven
years in the peniten siary.
Harry /. Thornton. the well.know at
torney, who has been travelling for some
time in Europe for his health. returned
to San Francisco last Tuesday.
Several wagons OF Gypsies passed
through Elko Monday, going East. There
we're q few men, several women and chill
dren, the latter looking healthy and
happy.
John Ford, q miner, while working In a
drift in the Con. Gal. d Va. mine. was
caved upon by . mass Of rock, which in
falling caught his leg, breaking ii below
the knee.
Austin Reveille: The ground below the
grade on the road to Yankee Blade has
, been staked out in town lots which will be
Tor sale In q few days. The town will be
named Whippleton.
AT Fresno. May ~, Yeun All Ling was
sentenced to be hung July Is, for the
murder OF All Joe ON the 9Th of March.
Ling shot Joe in g quarrel over q twenty
cent gambling debt.
The Piegan Indians Of Montana have
made $4,000 ~skinning caroasses Of cattle
perished on the ranges last Winter. They
ges 70 cents for each hide delivered. The
squaws do the skinning.
Near Columbia, Tuolumne county, Cal.
May 10. the dead body OF John G.. Rit-
ter iamiliary known as Bismarck" a
native OF Germany, aged about SO years.
was found in lonely cabin.
The ice cream stand was awarded to
Mrs. Mary E. Emerson. and the lunch
counter and fruit stand to J. W. Lambert,
at the Star Band picnic, which will take
place ON the 18th and 18th ~instants.
The first shipment of bullion from
the sprucemont (Elko county, furnace
was made last week. There were 700 bars,
weighing So tons. value not stated. There
are about 60 miners employed In the camp.
Hurbert Davis. accompanied by his
wife. and son. leave by train this morn.
ing en- route for Wales, Great Britain,
where they intend to settle down. The
SENTINEL wishes them q pleasant trip and
. prosperous future.
A miner working at Sprucemont writes
to a friend at Eureka. that good miners are
scarce there. He says that good men get
steady work and good contracts. The
furnaces, he adds, have started up and
running successfully.